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Lake Ainslie - The Settlers Story

 
Text written by Jim St. Clair, a historian for Cape Breton.
91 of 180 		Lake Ainslie poem found in a scrapbook kept by Katie MacDougall while she lived in Boston, MA.
92 of 180 		Song for Lake Ainslie by poet Stanley Collins.
93 of 180 		Song for Lake Ainslie by poet Stanley Collins.
94 of 180 		East Lake Ainslie Presbyterian Church in early 1900s.
95 of 180 		Property sketch showing how a single property has changed hands since the first grantors aquired it.
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Rev. Alexander Duncan MacKinnon, born at East Lake Ainslie, Nova Scotia.
97 of 180 		Rev. Archibald D. MacKinnon, born at East Lake Ainslie, Nova Scotia
98 of 180 		Dr. Donald Lauchlin MacKinnon, born at East Lake Ainslie, Nova Scotia
99 of 180 		Rev. Hector MacLean MacKinnon, born at East Lake Ainslie, Nova Scotia.
100 of 180 		Dr. Hugh L. MacKinnon, born at East Lake Ainslie, Nova Scotia
101 of 180 		Rev. John Y. MacKinnon, born at East Lake Ainslie, Nova Scotia.
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Malcolm Neil MacKinnon, born at East Lake Ainslie, Nova Scotia.
103 of 180 		Rev. Murdoch A. MacKinnon, born at East Lake Ainslie, Nova Scotia.
104 of 180 		Alexander Grant Memorial United Church under contstuction in 1926. It was dedicated in 1927.
105 of 180 		Alexander Grant Memorial United Church and the cottage of the Rev. C.R.F. MacLennan in the 1940s.
106 of 180 		East Lake Ainslie Presbyterian Church in the 1950s.
107 of 180 		Peter MacMillan, Rev. Anne McKnight, Charle Neil MacLean at Alexander Grant Memorial United Church.
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